Travail en équipe (Weekend Street/Reflections # 166)

 Lyon, France

Teamwork. Only three are visible but it took four men to carry this heavy wooden table up the wet stairs. Thankfully they didn't slip, or drop the table. I stayed off to the side just in case.

 Happy Easter!

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Deux Drapeaux (Weekend Street/Reflections # 165)

 

Paris, France

At first, you might think it's a patriotic dragon on the poster with "le tricolore" tattooed on its neck, but it's a reflection of the flag on top of l'Hôtel Lutetia across the street.

                                              Have a great weekend!

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BAM Karaoke Box (Weekend Street Reflections # 164)

 Paris, France   

I'm not sure but I think she got there early to memorize and practice a few songs. This place has private karaoke rooms for groups of people. BAM 

There are several locations in Paris, this one is Sentier. 

Have you ever tried karaoke? I did once around 30 years ago but I don't like signing so it was more fun to watch other people do it.

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French Empanadas (Weekend Street/Reflections # 163)

 

Lyon, France

It's not the best lighting or the sharpest picture, but look at the yellow sign that says Toké. It has a bearded man wearing glasses sitting on what looks like a giant empanada. Do you think he looks like the man standing at the counter? 😉

They have several types of empanadas, I had the Jambon Fromage and the Boeuf Argentin. I hope to try the Savoyard next time.

Toké - "Venez prendre la dose de Toké que vous méritez !"

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La Colline de Fourvière. (Weekend Street/Reflections # 162)

 

Lyon, France

A window reflection of Fourvière Hill. On the left you can see La Tour Métallique de Fourvière and La Basilique Notre-Dame de Fourvière is on the right. The bottom part of the photo shows a little of what's behind the glass, notably a framed picture of an ape wearing glasses and smoking a cigar.😎

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